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Axiom Math Says Its AI Agents Formally Verified the Stacks Project

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Axiom Math says its agents formally verified the Stacks Project, an open-source mathematics reference founded by Johan de Jong in 2005. The company says they translated about 7,654 pages into roughly 16 million lines of Lean code, which a proof assistant checked line by line. Axiom says the verified results could give researchers a foundation for future work in algebraic geometry and support software built by AI agents.

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    Axiom Math says it has formally verified the Stacks Project, an open-source mathematics reference started by Johan de Jong in 2005. The company’s agents translated roughly 7,654 pages into about 16 million lines of Lean code, checked line by line by a proof assistant. Axiom says the verified results give researchers a foundation for future work in algebraic geometry and could also support software built by AI agents.

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